And know that the Qutb is the perfect man who has acquired the four dinars, of which each dinar has twenty-five carats, and with it men are weighed. Among them are a quarter of a man, a half, an eighth, a sixth, a half-sixth, three-quarters, and a perfect man. So one dinar is for the perfect believer, the second dinar is for the special guardian, the third dinar is for the two Prophets, and the fourth dinar is for the two Messengers. I mean originality by virtue of paternity and inheritance by virtue of filiation. Whoever obtains the second will have the first, and whoever obtains the third will have the second and the first, and whoever obtains the fourth will obtain the whole, and the pole is among the perfect men, but we said of the perfect men for the sake of the individuals, for they are perfect, and among the conditions of the pole is establishing customs and following them, and no violation appears in him. A habit is always as it appears to the person in the situation, and